Alabama LegislatureParliament
United States · founded 1819
What it is
The Alabama Legislature is the bicameral state legislature of the U.S. state of Alabama, consisting of the Senate and the House of Representatives. It holds the constitutional authority to create, amend, and enact state laws, levy taxes, and allocate public funding. Established under the state's inaugural constitution in 1819 following the territorial assembly of 1818, it originally convened in Cahaba before the state capital permanently relocated to Montgomery in 1846.
People
Matt Woods
State Senator and Bill Sponsor
David Faulkner
State Representative and Bill Sponsor
Kay Ivey
Governor of Alabama
Garlan Gudger
State Senate President Pro Tem and Bill Sponsor
Matt Simpson
State Representative and Bill Sponsor
April Weaver
State Senator and Bill Sponsor
Events (3)
2026-10-01 New law / actBeau's Law Implementing Mandatory Outdoor Pet Welfare and Tethering Standards
